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Subject: Re: shaving

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Sue

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Date Posted: 15:59:19 03/15/08 Sat
In reply to: Judy Dodge 's message, "Re: shaving" on 12:24:52 03/04/08 Tue

Does your naked baby break out everytime you shave her/him?
I only use Epi-Soothe Shampoo on my two Cresties and have had great luck. I use the LOLA Trimmer by Whal on my hair hairless 1st, then bathe with Epi-Soothe, then while in the tub, I use the razor on him. My other Crestie a female is hairless and I only use a mustache trimmer on a few fuzzies she sprouts a few times a year. But prior to Epi-Soothe I was getting staph infections every time we shaved. I also sterilize my clippers in an autoclave after each use. I am a dentist & have one in my office, so it wasn't a contamination issue. I think the shampoos irritated the skin and after licking & scratching.... a staph infxn started from their own body staph. Hope all is going well with your baby.

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